UK
Dr Andrew Thompson
I am a Principal in LCP’s Health Analytics team. Since completing my PhD in 2013, I have worked in clinical and genetic epidemiology at University College London and the University of Liverpool and have published >35 peer-reviewed journal articles.
I have extensive experience handling large datasets to answer questions relevant to disease susceptibility, drug utilization, and long-term health outcomes.
In addition, I have worked with colleagues in the UK's National Health Service (NHS) to implement and evaluate new tools/services with the aim of improving patient care and outcomes.
I am an active member of several international consortia that range in scope from genetic susceptibility of disease onset to guidelines for pharmacotherapy utilization.
Working with LCP feels like being part of a bigger team. The collaborative approach is a breath of fresh air compared with previous advisors.
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